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So Siena Reduced the Risks for the Horses of the Palio. But There Is Still to Be Done
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Veterinary selection, training courses, half-bloods instead of thoroughbreds, curved protections and an ambulance to intervene after accidents: for 40 years the city has been working on safety. Now research can go further, as the health director of the Veterinary Clinic who deals with the treatment of barbers for the municipality explains.
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